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Thin high-level clouds will be in place Monday

The Aug. 21, 2017 solar eclipse brought out astronomers highly professional and decidedly amateur, and those who gathered at McLean High School’s observatory had their pick of ways to enjoy

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The next time the U.S. will be in the path of a total solar eclipse will be Aug. 23, 2044, but the Detroit area will not be in the path of totality for that one.

‘I always feel like a lucky man when I see it,’ he says about celestial events

During Monday’s full eclipse, moon slips in front of sun, entirely blocking it. Resulting twilight would be long enough for birds and other animals to fall silent, and for planets, stars – maybe a comet – to pop out.

1 p.m. Live coverage of the eclipse has begun on our digital channels, which will continue through totality. On-air coverage will begin at 1:50 p.m. 12 p.m. WCIA goes live from the path of totality of the 2024 solar eclipse. Chief Meteorologist Kevin Lighty and Meteorologist Jacob Dickey report from McLeansboro for WCIA 3 News […]

While most people are looking up, don't forget to look down! Some of the most unique effects of the eclipse and photos will come from looking at the shadows created by a partially covered sun.

Meteorologist Sean Sublette shows how to quickly build a camera — to safely view a solar eclipse.

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